1. TECHNICAL
Address: Juan Jose Campanella.
Country: Argentina.
Year: 1999.
Duration: 116 min. Interpretation
: Ricardo Darin (Jorge Pellegrini), Soledad Villamil (Laura Ramallo), Ulises Dumont (Marquez), Eduardo Blanco (Roberto), Alfonso de Grazia (Mastronardi), Alicia Zanca (Sonia), Graciela Tenenbaum (Marita) Magela Zanotta (Mauger), Mariana Richaudeau (Leticia), Rodrigo de la Serna (Micky), Melina González (Pepa). Screenplay
: Fenando Castets and Juan Jose Campanella. Executive producer
: Ricardo Freixa.
Music: Emilio Kauderer.
Photo: Daniel Shulman. Mounting
: Camilo Antolini.
Art direction and costumes : Maria Julia Bertotto.
2. Synopsis
Jorge (Ricardo Darin), 28, is the rising star of the literature in Argentina, but actually lives in the romantic stories written for a news magazine. One night he meets Laura (Soledad Villamil), a dreamer waitress who is awaiting the return of her boyfriend, an artist who is mounting an exhibition in Uruguay and has no news for months. Laura and George become a couple, and she believes that George has a great talent, insists that type literature "truth." But the coexistence between them is deteriorating and their relationship ends in breaking. Over nearly two decades, we discover the joys and hopes, disappointments and hopes of these two characters and their environment, told with humor, emotion, large doses of irony and a pinch of sarcasm.
3. WHY "Same Love, Same Rain" IS AN FILM CAREER. NOTES FOR THE ENTERTAINER .
"Same Love, Same Rain" is a film that depicts the life of an eternal teenager over twenty years. Begins and ends, so evocative, with the refrain of a children's choir curiously formed by adults, who sing in a burlesque one "has a girlfriend, a girlfriend, a girlfriend." In between, a true story like a story, narrated by a writer of short stories.
Jorge (Ricardo Darin), our protagonist is stuck as a writer. Has continued to write his stories focus on politicians to love stories that do not interest in the magazine where she works. Has resigned to their creative freedom and professional freedom and personal. Next to it is Laura (Soledad Villanil) honest girl above all, with a much stronger personality and determination. His saying "when I propose something ..." sounds like a repeated contrast to the hesitant attitude Jorge. Together
try to function as partners, but the chemical is broken when Laura tries to push George to do something more, to be a real writer. George did not even try. Not grow, not make decisions, especially with regard to a stable love life. Around it all go married. Recognize their doubts and contradictions, but "pull", despite envy George for "to live an experience new every day. "
When asked Laura to marry, Jorge need to think. "It's a decision," he says, and that terrifies him. And finally, do not even think about it, so that his relationship with Laura is going to hell.
also appears in the film reflected the working life of George in the magazine "Stuff" and the influences of socio-political situation of Argentina in the 80 and 90. In his work, George does things like that every time you less, just for pure accommodation to life situations, and chases him remorse for the help that his friend never paid Mastronardi.
Campanella's film career to raise the issue of decision and fear that accompanies it, especially when it comes to making key decisions on fidelity, marriage, in this case. The last dialog gives us the key, "for fear I would write," says George, "Out of fear I lost you, lest I make a laburo I hate, I failed to Mastronardi and his son." So George is not a movie hero, but a confused person with a lot of mistakes. Is flesh and blood like us.
in the film is debatable how there is the fragility of the relationship and in particular the sexual relationship (not explicit). However serves well for a description of the truth; social to which one can not close my eyes.
The film can be a bit long, so it is not for teenagers. But suggest that to maintain attention, give the first clues or even some of the questions as a guide. Are advised to take note of phrases spoken by the protagonist off, some of them are memorable.
As Toni says Palleja Same Love, Same Rain, "is a rich tale of human weakness, the passage of time and the weight of their environment."
4. FILM MATERIALS FOR WORKING .
4.1. analyzed
-Summarize the film is not easy because it results in multiple points of view. How would you summarize in one sentence?
-Describe the influence of various characters (Laura, Roberto, Mastronardi, Leti, Antonio) have about Jorge.
"From the narration of his story does George love with Laura, what phrase do you like best or get more descriptive of the movie?
- What idea of \u200b\u200blove we receive from the various characters? What is more prevalent? What approach are you most agree?
- What scared George? Why resist? How does this fear has affected your life?
- What do you suggest the movie title?
- What movie scene you would select as most significant? Explain your reasons.
- What do you suggest that the protagonist is a writer of short stories?
4.2 .- We let ourselves be challenged
-Mastronardi Jorge asks: "What are you doing with your life? And he advises: "Do what you love." Do you think a good advice? Explain it.
- What is for you love, fire or commitment?
- What movie character you most identify? Discuss your reasons.
-Share the influence that some people have had in your life.
- What are the most important decisions you've made in your life? How do you take? Who helped you?
- Do you think you can make a decision for life, in the key of faith? Discuss.
- What is the decision we're hoping to take and do you resist? What is it that blocks or paralyzes you?
- What do you get a personal conclusion of the film?
4.3. pray A.
known hymn
group B. Thomas Merton Prayer
God and my Lord, I do not know where.
not envision the road ahead me.
I do not even really know myself.
And the fact is that I think your will
does not mean they really are doing.
But I think the desire to please
actually makes you like.
And I hope you never do anything apart from that desire.
And I'm sure if I do that,
lead me the right path
though I completely unknown.
I dare say I want to always rely on you.
Although more than once may be like I'm lost and the shadow of death I will fear no
because you are always with me
and never let me feel alone in my struggles. After praying
prayer together, invites young people to make repeated and "echoes" of the phrase that has touched them.
C. Proclamation of the Word of God: from 10.17 to 30 Mc
needed for the proclamation of four readers.
Narrator: When going to set off a running approached him, knelt before him and asked. Young
Good Master, what must I do to inherit eternal life?
Jesus: Why call me good? Only God is good. You know the commandments: Thou shalt not kill, thou shalt not commit adultery, not steal, Thou shalt not bear false witness, no scam, Honour thy father and thy mother.
Young Teacher, all these I have kept since his youth.
Narrator: Jesus looked at him fondly and said: Jesus
: One thing you lack: go, sell what you have and give to the poor you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me.
Narrator: At this word, he frowned and walked away all sad, he had many possessions. Jesus looked around and said to his disciples, Jesus
: What hardly enter the kingdom of God those who have riches Narrator
: The disciples were amazed at these words. But Jesus insisted
Jesus: My children, how difficult it is to enter the kingdom of God! It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.
Narrator: They were even more astonished and said among themselves. Pedro
: So who can be saved? Jesus
: For men it is impossible, but not for God, for God all things are possible.
Pedro: Look, we have left everything and followed you.
Jesus: I assure you that everyone who has left houses or brothers or sisters or mother or father or children or lands for my sake and the good news, this time receive a hundredfold in homes, brothers, mothers, children and lands, with persecutions but , and the world to come eternal life. D.
Comment (should provide a photocopy)
Votes. Dare to promise
In many parts of the world, especially in countries influenced by Western culture, we see a loss of confidence in making promises. This can be seen in the crisis of marriage, high divorce rate, and within religious orders in the continuous requests for waivers of the vote, which is a slow, steady bleeding of the life of the Order. What is the point you give your word for life, "even unto death"?
One of the reasons pawning the word is not an act to be considered seriously, is that the words themselves are not important today. Do you have the words in our society? (...). When word commit our votes, we affirm a basic human vocation, we utter words that carry weight and credibility.
still do not know what our vote will mean or where it will lead. How can we dare to utter them? Indeed, only because God our Father has done and we their children, we dare because our Father did it first. From the beginning, the story of salvation is that of a God who makes promises. (...) The fulfillment and culmination of all these promises is the same Jesus Christ, the eternal "Yes" of God. As children of God we dare to give our word without knowing what it will entail. And this is an act of hope, because for many people there is only a promise. When one is plunged into despair, overwhelmed by poverty and unemployment, or trapped by personal failure, then perhaps there is someone else who put trust in God, who has committed to us and, over and over turn, has offered his allegiance to humanity and has taught us through the prophets to hope for salvation (Eucharistic Prayer IV.).
(...) Never before had I understood so well the meaning of the vote, until visiting a very poor neighborhood on the outskirts of Lisbon where he lived forgotten and those without, the invisible in the capital, I found that there was great feast and great joy as a nun, who lived with them, made his solemn profession. That was the party for everyone!
Our generation has been called "the generation now," because culture counts is the present moment. This can be a wonderful source of spontaneity and a freshness and immediacy with which we rejoice. But if the present moment is one of poverty and failure, of defeat and depression, then what hope can one find? The votes, by their nature, reach an unknown future. (...) For many people in our culture, this delivers to a future that is unknown is absurd. How I can bind me to death when I do not know what'll happen or what? What will happen to me in ten or twenty years? Who and how will I find my heart is going to react? For us this event is part of our dignity as children of God and an act of trust in the God of Providence, which will bring up the ram caught by its horns in the bush. Making votes remains an act with a profound sense, a sign of hope in God has promised us the future and, while overflowing imagination, keep His Word.
(From a letter to the Order of Timothy Radcliffe OP)
E. Singing career.
F. Time to share prayer. They invite all to pray aloud in prayer ideas and feelings expressed during the discussion of the film. It should be a sincere prayer, speaking to God directly. It must be a prayer to a "You" and not "third person."
G. P. Prayer
Doncoeur
not envision the road ahead me.
I do not even really know myself.
And the fact is that I think your will
does not mean they really are doing.
But I think the desire to please
actually makes you like.
And I hope you never do anything apart from that desire.
And I'm sure if I do that,
lead me the right path
though I completely unknown.
I dare say I want to always rely on you.
Although more than once may be like I'm lost and the shadow of death I will fear no
because you are always with me
and never let me feel alone in my struggles. After praying
prayer together, invites young people to make repeated and "echoes" of the phrase that has touched them.
C. Proclamation of the Word of God: from 10.17 to 30 Mc
needed for the proclamation of four readers.
Narrator: When going to set off a running approached him, knelt before him and asked. Young
Good Master, what must I do to inherit eternal life?
Jesus: Why call me good? Only God is good. You know the commandments: Thou shalt not kill, thou shalt not commit adultery, not steal, Thou shalt not bear false witness, no scam, Honour thy father and thy mother.
Young Teacher, all these I have kept since his youth.
Narrator: Jesus looked at him fondly and said: Jesus
: One thing you lack: go, sell what you have and give to the poor you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me.
Narrator: At this word, he frowned and walked away all sad, he had many possessions. Jesus looked around and said to his disciples, Jesus
: What hardly enter the kingdom of God those who have riches Narrator
: The disciples were amazed at these words. But Jesus insisted
Jesus: My children, how difficult it is to enter the kingdom of God! It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.
Narrator: They were even more astonished and said among themselves. Pedro
: So who can be saved? Jesus
: For men it is impossible, but not for God, for God all things are possible.
Pedro: Look, we have left everything and followed you.
Jesus: I assure you that everyone who has left houses or brothers or sisters or mother or father or children or lands for my sake and the good news, this time receive a hundredfold in homes, brothers, mothers, children and lands, with persecutions but , and the world to come eternal life. D.
Comment (should provide a photocopy)
Votes. Dare to promise
In many parts of the world, especially in countries influenced by Western culture, we see a loss of confidence in making promises. This can be seen in the crisis of marriage, high divorce rate, and within religious orders in the continuous requests for waivers of the vote, which is a slow, steady bleeding of the life of the Order. What is the point you give your word for life, "even unto death"?
One of the reasons pawning the word is not an act to be considered seriously, is that the words themselves are not important today. Do you have the words in our society? (...). When word commit our votes, we affirm a basic human vocation, we utter words that carry weight and credibility.
still do not know what our vote will mean or where it will lead. How can we dare to utter them? Indeed, only because God our Father has done and we their children, we dare because our Father did it first. From the beginning, the story of salvation is that of a God who makes promises. (...) The fulfillment and culmination of all these promises is the same Jesus Christ, the eternal "Yes" of God. As children of God we dare to give our word without knowing what it will entail. And this is an act of hope, because for many people there is only a promise. When one is plunged into despair, overwhelmed by poverty and unemployment, or trapped by personal failure, then perhaps there is someone else who put trust in God, who has committed to us and, over and over turn, has offered his allegiance to humanity and has taught us through the prophets to hope for salvation (Eucharistic Prayer IV.).
(...) Never before had I understood so well the meaning of the vote, until visiting a very poor neighborhood on the outskirts of Lisbon where he lived forgotten and those without, the invisible in the capital, I found that there was great feast and great joy as a nun, who lived with them, made his solemn profession. That was the party for everyone!
Our generation has been called "the generation now," because culture counts is the present moment. This can be a wonderful source of spontaneity and a freshness and immediacy with which we rejoice. But if the present moment is one of poverty and failure, of defeat and depression, then what hope can one find? The votes, by their nature, reach an unknown future. (...) For many people in our culture, this delivers to a future that is unknown is absurd. How I can bind me to death when I do not know what'll happen or what? What will happen to me in ten or twenty years? Who and how will I find my heart is going to react? For us this event is part of our dignity as children of God and an act of trust in the God of Providence, which will bring up the ram caught by its horns in the bush. Making votes remains an act with a profound sense, a sign of hope in God has promised us the future and, while overflowing imagination, keep His Word.
(From a letter to the Order of Timothy Radcliffe OP)
E. Singing career.
F. Time to share prayer. They invite all to pray aloud in prayer ideas and feelings expressed during the discussion of the film. It should be a sincere prayer, speaking to God directly. It must be a prayer to a "You" and not "third person."
G. P. Prayer
Doncoeur
Elígenos, Lord, to serve. Grant
not to fear anyone but you;
not follow anyone but yourself. Make us bold and straight
cleaner and make our hearts.
Take us, Lord, at your service.
May our faith be brave, generous
our love and our hope
excited. Amen Our Father
H.
final Canto I.
not to fear anyone but you;
not follow anyone but yourself. Make us bold and straight
cleaner and make our hearts.
Take us, Lord, at your service.
May our faith be brave, generous
our love and our hope
excited. Amen Our Father
H.
final Canto I.
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